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Scientists and industry divided over access to harm reduction information

Written by || 7th May 2021 || News analysis | Modern oral | Snus | Europe North America United States

The information the public receives on tobacco harm reduction and whether it contributes to improving the role of tobacco-alternatives is a hot topic that divides the industry and the scientific community ...

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